Cycling Hokkaido

Martin Langford

There are so many amazing things to see out there. What better way to see them than on a bicycle? Come along with me and let's see what we can find.

  1. 3d ago

    Ep.158 The POW BAR with Norris Scott

    This episode of the Cycling Hokkaido podcast brings you the story of how The POW BAR came to be. My guest, Norris Scott, is the co-owner of this Niseko-based company, and it's a great story about how his wife started the company and where they're at with it all today. This episode was recorded while Norris and I were in Furano at Brad Bennett's Freewheeling Cycling Festival. The rides that weekend were fueled by POW BAR and folks, they are excellent for powering you up and over hills and long distances. The POW BAR isn't only for cyclists either. This energy bar fits the bill for hikers, skiers, snowboarders, and anyone else out there doing awesome things. This episode also marks the start of a collaboration between The POW BAR and the Cycling Hokkaido podcast. Listeners of the show can get 10% off their online order when they use the discount code CyclingHokkaido at checkout. You can use the link below or the QR code in my Instagram Stories to get the discount. The discount is once per customer, there's no minimum purchase, it can't be combined with other discounts and it's for online orders only. Get them delivered to your hotel, lodge, friend's house or wherever your staying in Japan to power your ride! I hope you like this episode of the show! Use this URL to get your 10% of your POW BAR order: https://thepowbar.com/discount/CyclingHokkaido?redirect=%2Fcollections%2Fenergy-bar The POW BAR Instagram page: www.instagram.com/thepowbar/ The Cycling Hokkaido podcast Instagram page: www.instagram.com/cycling.hokkaido.podcast/ Buy Me a Coffee at: buymeacoffee.com/cyclinghokkaido

  2. Aug 6

    Ep.154 Wild Camping & Yoichi's Hidden History

    In this episode of the show, I talk about the beginning of the summer festival season here in Hokkaido, including the lively Otaru Ushio Festival. I also share my recent bike trip to Yoichi, where I spent a night wild camping on Fugoppe Beach. It was a beautiful evening by the sea, and I stayed there because I wanted to explore some of the Rita Taketsuru sites around Yoichi the next day. Some of those sites , including the gravesite of Rita and her husband Masataka Taketsuru, were quieter and more reflective than I expected. It was an interesting contrast to go from the energy of a summer festival to a peaceful cemetery on the same ride. But the real surprise came when I found that the same cemetery had a monument to the Aizu samurai who settled in the Yoichi area. I had no idea that was a part of Yoichi's history. The more you explore Hokkaido, theu more connections you discover to Japan's samurai past and the bicycle is the perfect way to uncover these hidden stories. Cycling Hokkaido Podcast Instagram page: www.instagram.com/cycling.hokkaido.podcast/ Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/cyclinghokkaido 🚴🏻Fuel your ride with POW BAR. Cycling Hokkaido podcast listeners get 10% off. Use the link here: https://thepowbar.com/discount/CyclingHokkaido?redirect=%2Fcollections%2Fenergy-bar Brad Bennet and Freewheeling.jp Instagram page: www.instagram.com/freewheeling.jp/ Ep.87 Sapporo Su & Tokyo Joe in Hokkaido: https://pod.link/1717043158/episode/ZDdmOGE2MjgtYzJiZi00ZGE4LTg3MjktOTFlYTQ4OGM3OTlm Ep.83 Baseball,Whisky & Star Wars https://pod.link/1717043158/episode/MDQzZDE5MjMtMmUwNS00N2UwLWI3YjItN2NlNTRjMTYwMmM1 Ep.12 Cycling Yoichi, a Town in Decline https://pod.link/1717043158/episode/OGNkMTgwMzAtNzI1Yi00NmM3LWJhNGYtZTIxYzA1MDgzNDBl

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There are so many amazing things to see out there. What better way to see them than on a bicycle? Come along with me and let's see what we can find.

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